Stator, fan, and cleaning device

ABSTRACT

Disclosed are a stator and a fan. The stator comprises: an annular stator outer ring. A plurality of stator teeth which are uniformly distributed are connected in the circumferential direction of the inner side of the stator outer ring; the stator teeth are provided along the radial direction of the stator outer ring; a winding group coil is wound outside each stator tooth; the depths of first lead grooves of the insulating wire frames corresponding to the winding group coils in the same phase are the same, and depths of first lead grooves of the insulating wire frames corresponding to the winding group coils of different phases are different from each other, so that in the circumferential direction of the stator outer ring, the wires of different phases are staggered in height, and thus the wires of the phases of the stator are arranged in order.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATION

This application is the national stage entry of PCT InternationalApplication No. PCT/CN2021/116434, filed on Sep. 3, 2021, which claimspriority to the Chinese Patent Application No. 202010963271.2, filed onSep. 14, 2020, which are incorporated herein by reference in theirentireties.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present disclosure relates to the field of mechanical designtechnologies, and in particular relates to a stator, a fan, and acleaning device.

BACKGROUND

A fan, as a machine that increases the pressure of gas depending oninput mechanical energy and discharges gas, is a driven fluid machine.The fan is a customary abbreviation of a gas compression and gasdelivery machine in China, and is commonly referred to as a ventilator,a blower and a wind turbine.

Fans are mainly used for ventilation in various fields of nationaleconomy, such as metallurgy, petrochemical industry, electric power,urban rail transit, textiles and ships, and in various places. Inaddition to the traditional application fields, the fans will still havegreat development prospects in more than 20 potential market fields,such as comprehensive utilization of coal gangue, technologicaltransformation of new dry clinker, and energy saving and comprehensiveutilization of resources in metallurgical industry.

SUMMARY

According to a first aspect of the present disclosure, a stator isprovided. The stator includes an annular stator outer periphery, whereina plurality of uniformly distributed stator teeth are connected to theinner side of the stator outer periphery in the circumferentialdirection; the stator teeth are arranged in the radial direction of thestator outer periphery; each winding group coil is correspondinglyprovided with an insulating wire frame, and each of the insulating wireframes is provided alongan axial direction of the stator outerperiphery; the insulating wire frame is provided with a first leadgroove, and the first lead groove is configured to lead out one end ofthe winding group coil to enable it to be connected to the winding groupcoil of the same phase around the outside of the stator outer peripheryin the circumferential direction; and the depths of the first leadgrooves of the insulating wire frames corresponding to the winding groupcoils of the same phase are the same, and the depths of the first leadgrooves of the insulating wire frames corresponding to the winding groupcoils of different phases are different from each other.

In some embodiments, a span of the stator is 1.

In some embodiments, the number of stator teeth is an even number.

Further, the stator outer periphery is formed in a surrounding manner bya plurality of ring-sector-shaped stator units that are chain-connected;each of the stator units is connected to the stator tooth; and each ofthe insulating wire frames is arranged on the stator unit.

Further, the stator outer periphery is formed by: after the windinggroup coil is formed upon winding the stator teeth and one end of thewinding group coil is led out by the insulating wire frame, extendsaround the outside of the stator outer periphery in the circumferentialdirection and is connected to the winding group coil of the same phase,connecting the stator unit in the first place to the stator unit in thelast place and welding connection wires of all the adjacent statorunits.

Further, one end of the stator tooth distal from the stator outerperiphery is recessed to form a circular arc structure; a circle formedin a surrounding manner by the circular arc structures of the statorteeth is configured to accommodate a rotor having two poles; the numberof the stator teeth is 6; and

the stator is of three phases.

Further, the stator outer periphery sequentially includes a firstwinding group coil, a second winding group coil, a third winding groupcoil, a fourth winding group coil, a fifth winding group coil and asixth winding group coil in the circumferential direction, wherein afirst end of the first winding group coil is connected to one end of thefourth winding group coil to form a first phase of the stator, a firstend of the second winding group coil is connected to one end of thefifth winding group coil to form a second phase of the stator, and afirst end of the third winding group coil is connected to one end of thesixth winding group coil to form a third phase of the stator, such thatan angle between two of the winding group coils of the same phase is180°.

Further, the wire clamping portion is arranged on the side, distal fromthe stator teeth, of a sixth insulating wire frame corresponding to thesixth winding group coil; and the sixth insulating wire frame includes asecond lead groove, and the second lead groove is configured to lead anoutgoing end of each phase to the wire clamping portion.

Further, each of the insulating wire frames corresponding to the firstwinding group coil, the third winding group coil and the fifth windinggroup coil is provided with a third lead groove, and the third leadgroove is configured to lead an outgoing end of each phase; and theoutgoing end of each phase is connected to a circuit board by a lead.

Further, the six winding group coils are connected by means of Yconnection or delta connection to form three phases of the stator.

Further, the number of branches of the winding group coils of the samephase is 1.

Further, the number of parallel branches in the winding group coils ofthe same phase is 2.

Further, a yoke of the stator is provided with a semi-circular hole forpositioning an axial diffuser of a fan; and the semi-circular hole isprovided on a center line of the stator tooth.

Further, a connecting post matched with a connecting hole of the axialdiffuser is arranged on the side of the stator outer periphery proximalto the axial diffuser, and the connecting post is configured to assemblethe axial diffuser.

According to another aspect of the present disclosure, a fan is furtherprovided. The fan includes a rotor and the stator provided by theforegoing embodiments, wherein the rotor is a permanent magnet havingtwo poles.

Further, the fan further includes a circuit board, wherein an outgoingend of each phase of the stator is connected to the circuit board by alead.

Further, the fan further includes: an axial diffuser, an air hood, andan impeller, wherein the axial diffuser is fixedly connected to thestator, and includes an outer cylinder, a main body arranged in theouter cylinder, and diffuser vanes connected to the outer cylinder andthe main body, the diffuser vanes divide an annular space between theouter cylinder and the main body into a plurality of diffusion airpassages; the main body is provided with a central shaft hole; the airhood is fixedly connected to the axial diffuser; an impeller chamber andan annular gridless channel surrounding the impeller chamber are formedbetween the air hood and the axial diffuser; the impeller chamber andthe diffusion air passage are communicated by the annular gridlesschannel; the air hood is provided with an air inlet; the impeller isarranged in the impeller chamber, and is configured to introduce airfrom the air inlet; and driven by the impeller, air enters the diffusionair passage through the annular gridless channel, and flows out from theother end of the diffusion air passage.

According to a third aspect of the present disclosure, a cleaning deviceis provided and includes the fan provided in the second aspect.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 a is a schematic structural diagram of a stator according to anembodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 1 b is a side view of the stator shown in FIG. 1 a;

FIG. 1 c is a perspective view of the stator shown in FIG. 1 b;

FIG. 2 a is a schematic structural diagram of a chain-connected statorunit according to an embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 2 b is a partial schematic diagram of a chain-connected stator unitaccording to an embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 2 c is a schematic diagram of a stator formed in a surroundingmanner by a plurality of stator units according to an embodiment of thepresent disclosure;

FIG. 3 is a schematic circuit diagram of a three-phase stator accordingto an embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 4 is a schematic circuit diagram of a three-phase stator accordingto an embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 5 is a schematic exploded diagram of a fan according to anembodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 6 is a schematic cross-section diagram of a fan according to anembodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 7 is an enlarged view of part A in FIG. 6 ;

FIG. 8 is an enlarged view of part B in FIG. 6 ;

FIG. 9 is a schematic diagram of an end face for assembly of an impellerand a diffuser in a fan according to an embodiment of the presentdisclosure; and

FIG. 10 is a schematic cross-section diagram of a fan according toanother embodiment of the present disclosure.

REFERENCE NUMBERS IN THE DRAWINGS ARE DESCRIBED AS BELOW

1-stator; 11-stator outer periphery; 111-stator unit; 1111-insulatingwire frame; 112-semi-circular hole; 113-connecting post; 12-statortooth; 121-circular arc structure; 13-winding group coil; 13A-lead;13B-wiring end of winding group coil; 131-first coil; 132-second coil;133-third coil; 134-fourth coil; 135-fifth coil; 136-sixth coil;14-stator groove; 141-opening of stator groove; 15-wire clampingportion; 16-jumper; 2-rotor; 3-axial diffuser; 31-outer cylinder;32-main body; 33-diffuser vane; 34-diffusion air passage; 35-centralshaft hole; 36-positioning post; 37-connecting hole; 4-air hood; 41-airinlet; 42-second annular protrusion; 5-impeller; 6-bearing; 7-circuitboard; 8-annular gridless channel; 9-impeller chamber; and 10-motorshaft.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

In order to make the objectives, technical solutions and advantages ofthe present disclosure clearer, the present disclosure will be furtherdescribed in detail below in conjunction with the specific embodimentsand with reference to the accompanying drawings. It should be understoodthat these descriptions are exemplary only, and are not intended tolimit the scope of the present disclosure. In addition, in the followingdescription, descriptions of common structures and technologies areomitted to avoid unnecessarily obscuring the concepts of the presentdisclosure.

Schematic diagrams of layer structures according to the embodiments ofthe present disclosure are shown in the accompanying drawings. Thesefigures are not drawn to scale, in which, for the purpose of clarity,some details are exaggerated, and some details are probably omitted. Theshapes of various regions and layers shown in the figures, as well astheir relative sizes and positional relationships, are merely exemplary,and may vary in practice due to manufacturing tolerances or technicallimitations, and those skilled in the art can additionally designregions/layers of different shapes, sizes and relative positions asrequired.

Obviously, the described embodiments are some, but not all, embodimentsof the present disclosure. Based on the embodiments in the presentdisclosure, all other embodiments obtained by those of ordinary skill inthe art without creative efforts shall fall within the protection scopeof the present disclosure.

In the descriptions of the present disclosure, it should be noted thatthe terms “first”, “second” and “third” are only used for descriptivepurposes, and cannot be construed as indicating or implying relativeimportance.

In addition, the technical features involved in different embodiments ofthe present disclosure described below can be combined with each otheras long as they do not conflict.

FIG. 1 a is a schematic structural diagram of a stator according to anembodiment of the present disclosure. FIG. 1 b is a side view of thestator shown in FIG. 1 a . FIG. 1 c is a perspective view of the statorshown in FIG. 1 b.

As shown in FIGS. 1 a to 1 c , the stator 1 includes an annular statorouter periphery 11, stator teeth 12 and winding group coils 13 sleevingthe stator teeth 12.

A plurality of stator teeth distributed uniformly is connected to theinner side of the stator outer periphery 11 in the circumferentialdirection.

The stator teeth 12 are provided along the radial direction of thestator outer periphery 11, and the winding group coil sleeves each ofthe stator teeth.

Each winding group coil 13 is correspondingly provided with oneinsulating wire frame 1111, and each insulating wire frame 1111 isprovided along the axial direction of the stator outer periphery 11.

The insulating wire frame 1111 is provided with a first lead groove. Thefirst lead groove is configured to lead out one end of the winding groupcoil to enable it to be connected to the winding group coil of the samephase around the outside of the stator outer periphery 11 in thecircumferential direction.

The depths of the first lead grooves of the insulating wire frames 1111corresponding to the winding group coils of the same phase are the same,and the depths of the first lead grooves of the insulating wire frames1111 corresponding to the winding group coils of different phases aredifferent, such that lines of different phases are staggered in a heightdirection outside the stator outer periphery 11 in the circumferentialdirection. In this way, the lines of all phases of the stator may bearranged in order, and the stator is prevented from the risk ofconduction caused by interlacing, and hence is prolonged in service lifeand improved in security.

One winding group coils 13 only sleeves one stator tooth 12. In otherwords, in the present disclosure, the span of the winding group coilsis 1. Since the span of the winding group coils is 1, the productionefficiency can be improved. Since the coil is tied to one tooth, therigidity of both the coil and an iron core can be improved, and thenoise can be reduced.

It can be understood that in some prior art, when a stator is assembledwith a coil of which the span is greater than 1, it is necessary toprepare a winding group coil according to a predetermined number ofturns, and then embed the winding group coil into a stator groove,instead of directly sleeving the stator teeth by the coil. For example,with regard to a coil with a span of 2, two stator grooves are spannedbetween two ends of the coil. Generally, a rotor of a motor is a magnethaving two poles and is located in a stator outer periphery, and therotor is of a columnar structure, with the S pole and the N pole beingsemi-cylindrical. After analysis, the magnetic field direction of therotor of the motor is in the circumferential direction of the statorouter periphery, i.e., the winding group coil in the axial direction ofthe stator outer periphery is active, while the winding group coilperpendicular to the axial direction of the stator outer periphery isinactive. Therefore, the coil with a span greater than 1 strides overmany stator grooves because the coil perpendicular to the axialdirection is relatively long, which may cause relatively long inactivecopper wires, resulting in waste of the copper wires, high resistance,high copper loss, and relatively low efficiency.

After a great deal of research, it is determined that although a windinggroup coil with a span of 1 has a low winding coefficient (i.e., atorque output by the coil at the same current is relatively small),since the span is 1, i.e., one winding group coil is only wound aroundone stator tooth, the winding group coil may have short inactive copperwires, the copper wires are low in copper loss, and the efficiency ishigh. Although the coil with the span greater than 1 has a high windingcoefficient, long inactive copper wires, high resistance and high copperloss may be caused because it is necessary to stride over multiplestator teeth and stator grooves, and the high copper loss may lead tolittle difference between the rotating efficiency of the stator and theefficiency of the coil with the span of 1 according to the presentdisclosure. However, according to the present disclosure, since the spanof the coil is 1, the use of connection wires is reduced, theconsumption of copper is low, and the coil can be tied to the statorteeth to improve the rigidity of the stator teeth. In this way, theproduction efficiency and the use efficiency of the stator are bothimproved.

In an embodiment, the number of the stator teeth of the stator is aneven number.

In this embodiment, the stator outer periphery is connected to an evennumber of stator teeth distributed uniformly, and the number of thestator grooves equals the number of the stator teeth, i.e., there arealso an even number of stator grooves, such that an unbalanced radialmagnetic pull caused when the stator rotates, electromagnetic vibrationand noise of the motor in use can be reduced.

FIG. 2 a is a schematic structural diagram of a chain-connected statorunit according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.

As shown in FIG. 2 a , the stator outer periphery is formed in asurrounding manner by a plurality of ring-sector-shaped stator units 111that are chain-connected. Each stator unit 111 is connected to thestator tooth, and each of the insulating wire frames 1111 is arranged onthe stator unit 111.

In this embodiment, the stator unit is made from a high-frequencysilicon steel material, and the stator outer periphery is formed in asurrounding manner by a plurality of ring-sector-shaped stator unitsthat are chain-connected, such that during machining of the stator outerperiphery, two chained stator outer peripheries can cross each other,i.e., stator teeth of a second stator outer periphery are arrangedbetween two stator teeth of a first stator outer periphery. Therefore,two stator outer peripheries can be produced by one time of diestamping, and the two stator outer peripheries are staggered, which,compared with production of one stator outer periphery by one time ofstamping, greatly reduces silicon steel sheet consumption. In addition,in this embodiment, lines may be directly wound around each stator toothsince the stator outer peripheries are chain-connected, such that linesare wound around all the stator teeth at the same time, which improvesthe production efficiency, omits an installation process of embeddingthe coils in the stator grooves, and improves the production efficiencyof the stator. Moreover, the stator outer periphery provided by theembodiment of the present disclosure may also enable the coils to firmlywrap around the stator teeth in order, which improves the rigidity ofthe stator teeth, and plays a role of protecting the stator teeth.Besides, the close coils may also be reduced.

In addition, it is worth mentioning that in the prior art, the windinggroup coil is embedded into the stator groove, and then a winding issecured at the stator groove, such that only more windings can beprovided in order to increase the copper space factor of the statorgroove. Compared with filling the stator grooves with the coils, thepresent disclosure has the advantage that since the lines are directlywound around the stator teeth to acquire the close windings, fewercopper wires are required while the same copper groove fill factor isachieved.

FIG. 2 b is a partial schematic diagram of a chain-connected stator unitaccording to an embodiment of the present disclosure. FIG. 2 c is aschematic diagram of a stator formed in a surrounding manner by aplurality of stator units according to an embodiment of the presentdisclosure.

As shown in FIGS. 2 b and 2 c , in this embodiment, the stator outerperiphery 11 is formed by: after the winding group coil 13 is formedupon winding the stator teeth 12 and one end of the winding group coilis led out by the insulating wire frame 1111, extends around the outsideof the stator outer periphery 11 in the circumferential direction and isconnected to the winding group coil of the same phase, connecting thestator unit in the first place to the stator unit in the last place andwelding connection wires of all the adjacent stator units.

In some embodiments, the connection wires of the adjacent stator unitsare welded.

In this embodiment, when the stator outer periphery is of a chainstructure, winding of the stator teeth and connection of lines of thesame phase are completed first, and then the chain-connected statorunits are welded. Since outgoing lines of one ends of the first statorunit and the fourth stator unit that are chained are linearly connectedin the length direction of the chain of the stator units, after thestator outer periphery is formed, the first stator unit and the fourthstator unit may be arranged along the arc of the stator outer peripheryoutside the stator outer periphery in the circumferential direction,such that the connection wires of the same phase can be tightened to beprevented from being loose, and hence noise of the stator is reduced.

In other words, in FIGS. 2 b and 2 c , point A is one end of theinsulating wire frame 1111 of the previous stator unit, point B is oneend of the insulating wire frame of the next stator unit near point A,and point C is a welding point.

The connection wires may directly run from point A to point B before thestator outer periphery is formed in a surrounding manner, and theconnection wires from point A to point B may be clung to the arc at theperiphery of the stator after the stator outer periphery is formed in asurrounding manner by the stator units. In this way, the connectionwires may be tightened to be prevented from being loose.

In some embodiments, one end of the stator tooth distal from the statorouter periphery is recessed to form a circular arc structure 121. Thecircular arc structures of every two adjacent stator teeth are notconnected, such that every two adjacent stator teeth and the statorouter periphery form a stator groove 14, and the circular arc structures121 of every two adjacent stator teeth are kept a predetermined distanceaway from each other in the circumferential direction, and the space ofthe two circular arc structures in the circumferential direction is agroove opening 141 of the stator groove.

In an embodiment, a circle formed in a surrounding manner by thecircular arc structures 121 of the stator teeth is configured toaccommodate the rotor 2 having two poles.

There are six stator teeth and six stator grooves.

The stator is of three phases, i.e., each phase is provided with twowinding group coils. The number of parallel branches of the two windinggroup coils is 1 or 2, i.e., the two winding group coils may beconnected in series or in parallel.

In some embodiments, when there are six stator teeth and the stator isof three phases, the two coils of the same phase may form an angle of180°.

In an embodiment, the stator further includes a jumper 16. After beingled out through the first lead groove of the insulating wire frame 1111,both ends of the two winding group coils of the same phase may beconnected to the two outgoing ends of the winding group coilsrespectively through the jumpers 16, such that the two coils form onephase line.

In some embodiments, the insulating wire frame 1111 may be integrallyformed on the stator unit 111, or detachably arranged on the stator unit111 (in the stator unit shown in FIG. 2 , the insulating wire frame 1111is not shown). For example, the insulating wire frame may be glued tothe stator unit 111, or fastened to the stator unit by a fastener suchas a screw or a nail.

In an embodiment, the insulating wire frame 1111 may include a base andthree protrusions arranged on the base, wherein the three protrusionsare of the same height and spaced apart in a line to form a first leadgroove and a second lead groove. The first lead groove is configured tolead out one end of the winding group coil to enable it to be connectedto the winding group coil of the same phase around the outside of thestator outer periphery 11 in the circumferential direction.

In another embodiment, the insulating wire frame 1111 may be a cuboidcomponent, which is etched in the length direction to form two leadgrooves.

In some embodiments, the depths of the two lead grooves may be the sameor different, and the widths of the two lead grooves may also be thesame or different.

In an embodiment, the outgoing ends of the three phases are connected tothe circuit board of the fan by the leads 13A.

In an embodiment, the stator outer periphery 11 sequentially includes afirst winding group coil, a second winding group coil, a third windinggroup coil, a fourth winding group coil, a fifth winding group coil anda sixth winding group coil in the circumferential direction, wherein afirst end of the first winding group coil is connected to one end of thefourth winding group coil to form a first phase of the stator; a firstend of the second winding group coil is connected to one end of thefifth winding group coil to form a second phase of the stator; and afirst end of the third winding group coil is connected to one end of thesixth winding group coil to form a third phase of the stator, such thatan angle between two of the winding group coils of the same phase is180°.

In an embodiment, the stator further includes a wire clamping portion.The wire clamping portion is arranged on the side, distal from thestator teeth 12, of a sixth insulating wire frame corresponding to thesixth winding group coil, and the sixth insulating wire frame includes asecond lead groove, and the second lead groove is configured to lead anoutgoing end of each phase to the wire clamping portion. Furthermore,the wire clamping portion may be of a U-shaped groove structure.

In some embodiments, the depth of the first lead groove corresponding tothe first phase is greater than the depth of the lead groovecorresponding to the second phase, and the depth of the first leadgroove corresponding to the second phase is greater than the depth ofthe first lead groove corresponding to the third phase.

In some embodiments, the above six winding group coils are connected bymeans of “Y” connection or delta connection.

In the example shown in FIGS. 1 a to 1 c , the six winding group coilsare connected by means of Y-connection, and every two coils areconnected in series by the lead 16 to form one phase line, one end ofwhich is one end of one coil and the other end of which is the other endof the other coil. Then, one end of each of the three phase lines isconnected by the wire clamping portion 15 to become a wiring end, andthe other end of each phase line is used as the outgoing end of thephase line. In the example shown in FIGS. 1 a to 1 c , the other ends ofthe first winding group coil, the third winding group coil and the fifthwinding group coil are used as the outgoing ends of the three phases tofurther obtain the three phases of the stator. The outgoing end of eachphase line may be connected to the circuit board of the fan by the lead13A.

In some embodiments, the insulating wire frames corresponding to thefirst winding group coil, the third winding group coil and the fifthwinding group coil are all provided with third lead grooves, and thethird lead grooves are configured to lead out the outgoing ends of allthe phases. The outgoing end of each phase is connected to the circuitboard of the fan by the lead 13A.

In some embodiments, the wiring ends are arranged outside the side ofone insulating wire frame 1111 distal from the winding group coil.

In an embodiment, the six winding group coils are connected by means ofdelta connection.

In some embodiments, after the two ends of the six winding group coilsare led out by the insulating wire frames 1111, the coils of the samephase are connected to obtain three phase lines, and six ends of thethree phase lines are connected in sequence to obtain three outgoingends of the three phases. That is, the tail end of a first phase line isconnected to the head end of a second phase line, and the connection endpoint serves as one outgoing end of the three phases; the tail end of asecond phase line is connected to the head end of a third phase line,and the connection end point serves as another outgoing end of the threephases; and the tail end of the third phase line is connected to thehead end of the first phase line, and the connection end point serves asthe last outgoing end of the three phases.

In some embodiments, the six ends of the three phase lines may beconnected by the jumpers 16.

FIG. 3 is a circuit diagram of a three-phase stator according to anembodiment of the present disclosure.

As shown in FIG. 3 , in this embodiment, the number of parallel branchesof winding group coils of the same phase is 1, i.e., the tail end of onewinding group coil of the same phase is connected to the head end ofanother winding group coil of the same phase so as to form one branch.That is, the winding group coils of the same phase are connected inseries.

In the embodiment shown in FIG. 3 , the six stator coils include: afirst coil 131, a second coil 132, a third coil 133, a fourth coil 134,a fifth coil 135, and a sixth coil 136 which are arranged in thecircumferential direction of the stator outer periphery clockwise orcounterclockwise.

Here, the first coil and the fourth coil are set to be of a phase U, thesecond coil and the fifth coil to be of a phase V, and the third coiland the sixth coil to be of a phase W; two coils of the same phase forman angle of 180°; and two coils of the same phase are connected inseries at an interval to form one branch.

FIG. 4 is a circuit diagram of a three-phase stator according to anembodiment of the present disclosure.

As shown in FIG. 4 , the number of parallel branches in the windinggroup coils of the same phase is 2. That is, the head end of one windinggroup coil of the same phase is connected to the head end of anotherwinding group coil of the same phase, and the tail end of one windinggroup coil of the same phase is connected to the tail end of anotherwinding group coil of the same phase to form two branches, i.e., thewinding group coils of the same phase are connected in parallel.

In the embodiment shown in FIG. 4 , the six stator coils include a firstcoil, a second coil, a third coil, a fourth coil, a fifth coil and asixth coil which are arranged in the circumferential direction of thestator outer periphery 11 clockwise or counterclockwise. Here, the firstcoil and the fourth coil are set to be of a phase U, the second coil andthe fifth coil to be of a phase V, and the third coil and the sixth coilto be of a phase W; and two coils of the same phase are connected inparallel at an interval to obtain two branches.

In an embodiment, a yoke of the stator is provided with a semi-circularhole 112 for positioning the axial diffuser of the fan, and the centerof the semi-circular hole 112 is provided on the center line of thestator tooth.

FIG. 5 is a schematic exploded diagram of a fan according to anembodiment of the present disclosure.

As shown in FIG. 5 , the fan includes the stator 1 provided by theforegoing embodiment and a rotor 2, and the rotor 2 is a permanentmagnet having two poles.

In one embodiment, the fan further includes a circuit board 7, and anoutgoing end of each phase of the stator is connected to the circuitboard by a lead 13A.

In another embodiment, after the coils of the stator are connected bymeans of “Y” connection or delta connection, one outgoing end of eachphase is connected to the circuit board 7 and connected to a powersupply by the circuit board 7. For example, one outgoing end of eachphase may be connected to the circuit board 7 by the lead 13A.

Referring to FIGS. 5 to 10 , the fan further includes an axial diffuser3, an air hood 4 and an impeller 5.

Here, the axial diffuser 3 is fixedly connected to the stator 1, andincludes an outer cylinder 31, a main body 32 arranged in the outercylinder 31, and diffuser vanes 33 connected to the outer cylinder 31and the main body 32. The diffuser vanes 33 divide an annular spacebetween the outer cylinder 31 and the main body 32 into a plurality ofdiffusion air passages 34, and the main body 32 is provided with acentral shaft hole 35.

The air hood 4 is fixedly connected to the axial diffuser 3, and animpeller chamber 9 and an annular gridless channel 8 surrounding theimpeller chamber 9 are formed between the air hood 4 and the axialdiffuser 3. The impeller chamber 9 and the diffusion air passages arecommunicated by the annular gridless channel 8. The air hood 4 isprovided with an air inlet.

The impeller 5 is arranged in the impeller chamber 9, and configured tointroduce air from the air inlet 41; and driven by the impeller 5, airenters the diffusion air passages through the annular gridless channel8, and flows out from the other ends of the diffusion air passages.

In the fan provided by the embodiment of the present disclosure, radialdiffusion is removed, and the axial diffuser 3 is used. The chaoticairflow from the impeller 5 directly enters the axial diffuser 3 afterpassing through the annular gridless channel 8, and after being guidedby the diffuser vanes 33 of the axial diffuser 3, the flow tends to bestable, thereby reducing generation of vortexes in the flow channel.Removal of radial diffusion can effectively reduce the wind resistanceand energy loss, such that the working efficiency of the fan isimproved. Increasing the “dynamic-static gap” can weaken a“dynamic-static interference” effect caused during operation of the fan,such that the noise of the fan is reduced.

A radial diffuser generally lies in that axial diffusion vanes areprovided at the annular gridless channel 8 according to the presentdisclosure to form a radial air passage that is in most cases very closeto the vanes. After flowing out of the impeller 5, air directly hits thefront edges of the radial diffuser vanes 33, resulting in strong“dynamic-static interference”. It is proved by a large number ofdocuments that the “dynamic-static interference” generated by the rotor2 and the vanes of the stator 1 is a main factor causing noise of thefan. In the fan provided by the embodiment of the present disclosure, aradial diffuser is replaced with the axial diffuser 3 to increase the“dynamic-static gap”, which is a very powerful means to reduce noise ofthe fan.

Due to removal of the radial diffuser, the diameter of the fan can bereduced accordingly, which solves the problems such as the shortenedservice life of a bearing 6 and the increased noise of the fan caused bythe fact that the power has to be increased due to the increase of thediameter of the fan.

In some embodiments, the external diameter of the main body 32 of theaxial diffuser 3 equals the external diameter of the stator 1, such thatair flowing out of the diffusion air passages 34 flows through theoutside of the stator 1. In an embodiment of the present disclosure, theexternal diameter of the main body 32 of the axial diffuser 3 equals theexternal diameter of the stator 1, such that a fluid can flow out fromthe axial diffuser 3 through the outer periphery of the stator 1 withoutobstacles. Since air flows through the outside of the stator 1, the windresistance is reduced and the fluid efficiency is improved.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, the external diameter of themain body 32 of the axial diffuser 3 and the external diameter of thestator 1 are equal, but not absolutely equal, allowing a certaindifference. For example, the difference therebetween is 1%, 3%, 5%, 7%,10%, etc.

In some embodiments, one of the axial diffuser 3 and the stator 1includes a plurality of positioning posts 36, and the other of the axialdiffuser 3 and the stator 1 includes a plurality of semi-circular holes112 adapted to the positioning posts 36. The axial diffuser 3 and thestator 1 can be conveniently connected and fixed by correspondinglyproviding the positioning posts 36 and the semi-circular holes 112 onthe axial diffuser 3 and the stator 1 respectively.

The positioning posts 36 may be provided on any one of the axialdiffuser 3 and the stator 1, and the semi-circular holes 112 are formedin the other thereof. For example, the positioning posts 36 may beprovided on the axial diffuser 3, and the semi-circular holes 112 may beformed in the stator 1.

In some embodiments, the positioning posts 36 extend in the axialdirection of the axial diffuser 3. In an exemplary embodiment, part ofthe diffuser vanes 33 of the axial diffuser 3 extend in the axialdirection of the axial diffuser 3 to form the positioning posts 36, andthe stator 1 includes the semi-circular holes 112. The number of thepositioning posts 36 is not the same as the number of the diffuser vanes33. Generally, the number of the positioning posts 36 may be smallerthan the number of the diffuser vanes 33. Therefore, when thepositioning posts 36 are arranged on the axial diffuser 3, part of thediffuser vanes 33 may extend in the axial direction to form thepositioning posts 36. For example, three of the twelve diffuser vanes 33extend in the axial direction to form the positioning posts 36. In anembodiment of the present disclosure, the diffuser vanes 33 extend inthe axial direction of the axial diffuser 3 to form the positioningposts 36, such that the positioning posts 36 can have sufficientstrength without adversely affecting the structure of the axial diffuser3, and meanwhile, the consumption of materials can be reduced. Thus, inorder to improve the strength of the positioning posts, there is no needto increase the thicknesses of the parts where the positioning posts 36are located.

In an exemplary embodiment, the end portions of the diffuser vanes 33may integrally extend in the axial direction of the axial diffuser 3 toform the positioning posts 36. Alternatively, part of the end portionsof the diffuser vanes 33 may extend in the axial direction of the axialdiffuser 3 to form the positioning posts 36. When part of the endportions of the diffuser vanes 33 extend in the axial direction of theaxial diffuser 3 to form the positioning posts 36, for example, thesides of the diffuser vanes 33 close to the main body 32 may extend inthe axial direction of the axial diffuser 3 to form the positioningposts 36.

In some embodiments, the positioning posts 36 may be formed on the mainbody 32. In an exemplary embodiment, the positioning posts 36 may belocated at the positions of the main body 32 corresponding to thediffuser vanes 33.

In some embodiments, one positioning post may be partially formed on themain body 32 and partially formed by extension of the diffuser vanes 33.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, the semi-circular holes 112may be hole grooves or open grooves. In some embodiments, the outerperipheral surface of the stator 1 is recessed to form the semi-circularhole 112. The semi-circular hole 112 formed by recessing the outerperipheral surface of the semi-circular hole is the open groove, whichcan not only ensure stable positioning, but also saves materials whileguaranteeing the strength. The wall surface of the semi-circular hole112 is a cylindrical surface, and the positioning post 36 is providedwith a cylindrical surface adapted to the wall surface of thesemi-circular hole 112. The wall surface of the semi-circular hole 112and the correspondingly adapted surface of the positioning post 36 arecylindrical, which effectively ensures the stability in theircombination.

In some embodiments, the positioning post 36 is semi-cylindrical. Oneside of the positioning post 36 is provided with a cylindrical surfaceadapted to the wall surface of the semi-circular hole 112, and the otherside thereof is matched with the peripheral surface of the stator 1.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, the semi-circular hole 112may be provided at any position on the peripheral surface of the stator1. In some embodiments, the semi-circular hole 112 is located on theouter peripheral surface corresponding to the tooth centerline of thestator 1. The semi-circular holes 112 are provided on the outerperipheral surface opposite to teeth of the stator 1. There is enoughspace for the semi-circular hole 112 in this part, and the strength isensured without additionally increasing the dimensions such as thethickness of the part where the semi-circular hole 112 is located, suchthat the consumption of materials is reduced.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, the number of thesemi-circular holes 112 or the number of the positioning posts 36 is notspecifically limited, for example, they may be two, three, four, etc. Insome embodiments, there are three semi-circular holes 112 and threepositioning posts 36, which are uniformly distributed on theirrespective circumferences. There are three semi-circular holes 112 andthree positioning posts 36, which can ensure the positioning connectionbetween the axial diffuser 3 and the stator 1. A plurality ofsemi-circular holes 51 is distributed on one circumference, a pluralityof positioning posts 36 is also uniformly distributed on onecircumference, and the two circumferences have the same diameter. Sincethe semi-circular holes 112 and the positioning posts 36 are uniformlydistributed on their respective circumferences, when the axial diffuser3 and the stator 1 are connected, it is unnecessary to limit them inspecific orientations. Any one of the positioning posts 36 may beadapted to any one of the semi-circular holes 112.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, the fixed connection modebetween the axial diffuser 3 and the stator 1 is not limited. Forexample, the axial diffuser 3 and the stator 1 may be glued, orconnected by interference fit, or connected by a screw, etc.

In some embodiments, the axial diffuser 3 is provided with one or moreconnecting posts 113, and the stator 1 is provided with one or moreconnecting holes 37 adapted to the connecting posts 113. Alternatively,the axial diffuser 3 is provided with one or more connecting holes, andthe stator 1 is provided with one or more connecting posts adapted tothe connecting holes. According to the present disclosure, by takingthat the stator is provided with the connecting posts 113 as an example,the axial diffuser 3 and the stator 1 are connected together by matchingthe connecting holes 37 to the connection posts 113. For example, theconnecting posts 113 and the hole walls of the connecting holes 37 arefixedly connected by glue. In this way, glue may be applied in aspecific position to avoid defects such as glue overflow. Alternatively,the connecting posts 113 and the connecting holes 37 are fixedlyconnected by interference fit.

In an exemplary embodiment, the axial diffuser 3 includes a plurality ofconnecting holes 37, and the stator 1 includes a plurality of connectingposts 113 adapted to the connecting holes 37. For example, a pluralityof connecting holes 37 may be formed in the main body 32.

In the fan provided by the embodiment of the present disclosure, theconnecting posts 113 and the connecting holes 37 corresponding to eachother as well as the positioning posts 36 and the semi-circular holes112 corresponding to each other may be included at the same time.

In some embodiments, the axis of the circle where the connecting posts113 and the connecting holes 37 corresponding to each other are locatedis collinear with the axis of the circle where the positioning posts 36and the semi-circular holes 112 corresponding to each other are located.In an exemplary embodiment, the radius of the circle where theconnecting posts 113 and the connecting holes 37 corresponding to eachother are located may be smaller than the radius of the circle where thepositioning posts 36 and the semi-circular holes 112 corresponding toeach other are located.

In some embodiments, the lengths of the connecting posts 113 are smallerthan the lengths of the positioning posts 36. During assembly, thepositioning of the axial diffuser 3 and the stator 1 may be achieved byadapting the positioning posts 36 for the semi-circular holes 112, suchthat the connecting posts 53 correspond to the connecting holes 37 tofacilitate assembly.

In some embodiments, the end face of the outer cylinder 31 close to theair hood 4 is provided with a first annular protrusion, such that theend face of the outer cylinder 31 forms a first stepped surface; and oneside of the outer wall surface of the outer cylinder 31 extends axiallyto form the annular protrusion. The air hood 4 is provided with a secondannular protrusion 22, such that the end face of the air hood 4connected to the outer cylinder 31 forms a second stepped surface; andthe second stepped surface is adapted to the first stepped surface. Thestepped surface is provided at the part where the outer cylinder 31 isconnected to the air hood 4, such that the inner wall surface of thepart where the air hood 4 is connected to the outer cylinder 31 is insmoother transition, which reduces interference to the fluid.

In some embodiments, the impeller 5 is provided with an odd number ofvanes. For example, the number of vanes of the impeller 5 is three,five, seven, nine, eleven, etc. Since the impeller 5 is provided with anodd number of vanes, asymmetrical injection residual stress andresonance can be reduced.

In some embodiments, the number of vanes of the impeller 5 and thenumber of the diffuser vanes 33 are not multiples of each other. Thenumber of the diffuser vanes 33 is selected not to be exactly divided bythe number of vanes of the impeller 5, such that air noise can bereduced. For example, the number of vanes of the impeller 5 is seven,and the number of the diffuser vanes 33 is twelve.

In some embodiments, the number of the diffuser vanes 33 is a multipleof three. The number of the diffuser vanes 33 is a multiple of three tofacilitate arrangement of the positioning posts 36. Three positioningposts 36 may ensure positioning of the axial diffuser 3 and the stator1. The positioning posts 36 are uniformly distributed on thecircumference, facilitating assembly of the axial diffuser 3 and thestator 1. When the positioning posts 36 are formed by extension of thediffuser vanes 33, the number of the diffuser vanes 33 being a multipleof three may ensure uniform distribution of the positioning posts 36.For example, the number of the diffuser vanes 33 may be nine, twelve,fifteen, or the like. Certainly, in the embodiment of the presentdisclosure, it is not excluded that the number of the diffuser vanes 33is a number other than a multiple of three.

In some embodiments, the number of vanes of the impeller 5 is smallerthan the number of the diffuser vanes 33. The number of the diffuservanes 33 meets the rectification efficiency while the vanes of theimpeller 5 meet the suction efficiency,

In some embodiments, the diffuser vanes 33 may be inclined, i.e., theaxes of the diffuser vanes 33 are not parallel to the axis of the axialdiffuser 3. The axis of the diffusion air passage 34 is not parallel tothe axis of the axial diffuser 3, either. In an exemplary embodiment,the axis of the diffusion air passage 34 and the axis of the axialdiffuser 3 may form an angle of 10° to 45°.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, the axial diffuser 3 isassembled on a motor shaft 10 by a bearing 4, and the impeller 5 isfixed on a motor.

The fan provided by the embodiment of the present disclosure furtherincludes a rotor 2 and a circuit board 7. The rotor 2 is fixed on themotor shaft 10. The circuit board 7 is connected to the stator 1.

A cleaning device is provided according to an embodiment of the presentdisclosure. The cleaning device includes the fan as described in any oneof the foregoing embodiments.

In the fan of the cleaning device provided by the embodiment of thepresent disclosure, radial diffusion is removed, and the axial diffuser3 is used. The chaotic airflow from the impeller 5 directly enters theaxial diffuser 3 after passing through the annular gridless channel 8,and after being guided by the diffuser vanes 33 of the axial diffuser 3,the flow tends to be stable, thereby reducing generation of vortexes inthe flow channel. Removal of radial diffusion can effectively reduce thewind resistance and energy loss, such that the working efficiency of thefan is improved. Increasing the “dynamic-static gap” can weaken a“dynamic-static interference” effect cause during operation of thecleaning device, such that the noise of the fan is reduced.

The radial diffuser is generally provided at the annular gridlesschannel 8, which is in most cases very close to the vanes. After flowingout of the impeller 5, air directly hits the front edges of the radialdiffuser vanes 33, resulting in strong “dynamic-static interference”. Itis proved by a large number of documents that the “dynamic-staticinterference” generated by the rotor 2 and the vanes of the stator 1 isa main factor causing noise of the fan. In the fan of the cleaningdevice provided by the embodiment of the present disclosure, a radialdiffuser is replaced with the axial diffuser 3 to increase the“dynamic-static gap”, which is a very powerful means to reduce noise ofthe fan.

Due to removal of the radial diffuser, the diameter of the fan can bereduced accordingly, which solves the problems such as the shortenedservice life of a bearing 6 and the increased noise of the fan caused bythe fact that the power has to be increased due to the increase of thediameter of the fan.

According to another aspect of the present disclosure, a cleaning deviceis provided. The cleaning device is provided with the fan as defined inany one of the above technical solutions. The cleaning device providedby the present embodiment includes a floor mopping robot, a hand-heldvacuum cleaner, etc.

It should be understood that the specific embodiments of the presentdisclosure are only used to illustrate or explain the principles of thepresent disclosure, and should not constitute any limitation to thepresent disclosure. Therefore, any modifications, equivalentsubstitutions, improvements, etc. made without departing from the spiritand scope of the present disclosure should be included within theprotection scope of the present disclosure. Furthermore, the appendedclaims of the present disclosure are intended to cover all changes andmodifications that fall within the scopes and boundaries of the appendedclaims, or equivalents of such scopes and boundaries.

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 16. A stator, comprising: an annular stator outerperiphery, wherein a plurality of stator teeth distributed uniformly isconnected to an inner side of the stator outer periphery in acircumferential direction; the stator teeth are provided along a radialdirection of the stator outer periphery; a winding group coil is woundoutside each of the stator teeth; each winding group coil iscorrespondingly provided with an insulating wire frame, and each of theinsulating wire frames is provided along an axial direction of thestator outer periphery; the insulating wire frame is provided with afirst lead groove, and the first lead groove is configured to lead outone end of the winding group coil to enable the end of the winding groupcoil to be connected to the winding group coil of the same phase aroundthe outside of the stator outer periphery in the circumferentialdirection; and depths of the first lead grooves of the insulating wireframes corresponding to the winding group coils of the same phase arethe same, and depths of the first lead grooves of the insulating wireframes corresponding to the winding group coils of different phases aredifferent from each other.
 17. The stator according to claim 16, whereinthe stator outer periphery is surrounded by a plurality ofring-sector-shaped stator units that are chain-connected; each of thestator units is connected to the stator teeth; and each of theinsulating wire frames is arranged on the stator unit.
 18. The statoraccording to claim 17, wherein the stator outer periphery is formed byconnecting the stator unit in a first place to the stator unit in a lastplace and welding connection wires of all adjacent stator units, afterforming the winding group coil upon winding the stator teeth, leadingout one end of the winding group coil by the insulating wire frame,extending around the outside of the stator outer periphery in thecircumferential direction and connecting with the winding group coil ofthe same phase.
 19. The stator according to claim 16, wherein an end ofthe stator teeth away from the stator outer periphery is recessed toform a circular arc structure; a circle surrounded by the circular arcstructure of the stator teeth is configured to accommodate a rotorhaving two poles; the number of the stator teeth is six; and the statoris of three phases.
 20. The stator according to claim 19, wherein thestator outer periphery sequentially comprises a first winding groupcoil, a second winding group coil, a third winding group coil, a fourthwinding group coil, a fifth winding group coil and a sixth winding groupcoil that are sequentially arranged in a circumferential direction;wherein a first end of the first winding group coil is connected to oneend of the fourth winding group coil to form a first phase of thestator, a first end of the second winding group coil is connected to oneend of the fifth winding group coil to form a second phase of thestator, and a first end of the third winding group coil is connected toone end of the sixth winding group coil to form a third phase of thestator, such that an angle between two of the winding group coils of thesame phase is 180°.
 21. The stator according to claim 20, furthercomprising a wire clamping portion, wherein the wire clamping portion isarranged on a side of a sixth insulating wire frame corresponding to thesixth winding group coil away from the stator teeth; and the sixthinsulating wire frame comprises a second lead groove, and the secondlead groove is configured to lead an outgoing end of each phase to thewire clamping portion to be clamped by the wire clamping portion. 22.The stator according to claim 20, wherein each of the insulating wireframes corresponding to the first winding group coil, the third windinggroup coil and the fifth winding group coil is provided with a thirdlead groove, and the third lead groove is configured to lead an outgoingend of each phase; and the outgoing end of each phase is connected to acircuit board by a lead.
 23. The stator according to claim 21, whereineach of the insulating wire frames corresponding to the first windinggroup coil, the third winding group coil and the fifth winding groupcoil is provided with a third lead groove, and the third lead groove isconfigured to lead an outgoing end of each phase; and the outgoing endof each phase is connected to a circuit board by a lead.
 24. The statoraccording to claim 19, wherein the six winding group coils are connectedby means of Y connection or delta connection to form three phases of thestator.
 25. The stator according to claim 16, wherein the number ofbranches of the winding group coils of the same phase is
 1. 26. Thestator according to claim 16, wherein the number of parallel branches inthe winding group coils of the same phase is
 2. 27. The stator accordingto claim 16, wherein a yoke of the stator is provided with asemi-circular hole for positioning an axial diffuser of a fan; and thesemi-circular hole is provided on a center line of the stator teeth. 28.The stator according to claim 27, wherein a connecting post matched witha connecting hole of the axial diffuser is arranged on a side of thestator outer periphery close to the axial diffuser, and the connectingpost is configured to assemble the axial diffuser.
 29. A fan, comprisinga rotor and the stator as defined in claim 16, wherein the rotor is apermanent magnet having two poles.
 30. The fan according to claim 29,further comprising a circuit board, wherein an outgoing end of eachphase of the stator is connected to the circuit board by a lead.
 31. Thefan according to claim 28, further comprising: an axial diffuser fixedlyconnected to the stator, wherein the axial diffuser comprises an outercylinder, a main body arranged in the outer cylinder, and diffuser vanesconnected to the outer cylinder and the main body; the diffuser vanesdivide an annular space between the outer cylinder and the main bodyinto a plurality of diffusion air passages; and the main body isprovided with a central shaft hole; an air hood fixedly connected to theaxial diffuser, wherein an impeller chamber and an annular gridlesschannel surrounding the impeller chamber are formed between the air hoodand the axial diffuser; the impeller chamber and the diffusion airpassage are communicated by the annular gridless channel; and the airhood is provided with an air inlet; and an impeller arranged in theimpeller chamber, wherein the impeller is configured to introduce airfrom the air inlet; the air enters the diffusion air passage through theannular gridless channel under driven by the impeller, and flows outfrom the other end of the diffusion air passage.
 32. A cleaning device,comprising the fan as defined in claim 28.